Observabiity Engineer

Ampstek — Germany · Posted ~1 day ago

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About Us: AmpsTek – a global technology leader since 2013 – is transforming how businesses approach technology and staffing solutions. Founded by seasoned technology leaders across the UK, Europe, APAC, North America, and LATAM, and with registered offices in 30+ countries, we deliver exceptional service, scalable solutions, and measurable impact. With a portfolio of 200+ clients and millions of users across web and mobile platforms, we empower businesses to innovate, grow, and succeed. Join our team and be part of a dynamic, growth-oriented organization that values talent, creativity, and results. Job Title: Observability Engineer Location : Bad Homburg Germany Role Type: Contract Description: • Define and manage Management Zones for multi-team, multi-environment segmentation • Design alerting strategies that reduce noise — leveraging baselines, anomaly detection, and SLO-aligned severity tiers • Build audience-specific dashboards for executives, operations, and engineering teams • Leverage Smartscape and Davis AI for topology-aware root-cause analysis • Define SLIs, SLOs, and error budgets for business services and integrate them into release and incident decisions • Preferred any Observability Certified • Strong stakeholder communication • Lead enterprise observability strategy across applications, API platforms, and Important business services • Engage with individual application teams to assess current observability maturity (logs, metrics, traces, events) • Define and establish Observability Center of Excellence (CoE) standards, including: - Instrumentation guidelines - Naming conventions - Tagging and metadata standards - Dashboard and alert design principles • Identify observability gaps and create structured improvement roadmaps aligned to business priorities • Drive standardization and governance across multi-team and multi-environment landscapes